Artificial Intelligence
"But that was just the theory. We don’t yet know how agentic companies will work in practice. Also, the AIs were managing vending machines. (Everyone knows those things are evil.)"
https://mail.blockworks.com/p/the-theory-and-practice-of-ai-companies
🛠 Elon Musk says AI and robotics can solve hunger, disease, and poverty. And yes — technology can feed, heal, and improve lives. But at the end of the day, it's still just a tool.
What truly matters is who wields it and why.
It won’t be AI that saves us — but the wisdom, ethics, and intent behind its use.
As AI continues to evolve, I look forward to seeing how the relationship between human creativity and machine intelligence develops. The future promises even more innovation, and I, for one, am eager to explore how I can harness AI’s power while
preserving the art of design and presentation.
When you realise that NVIDIA has lent out a lot more than 100B to customers to fund them buying chips and that most of those chips are still sitting in warehouses waiting to go into data centres (https://www.wheresyoured.at/wherere-all-the-ai-chips/), rapidly becoming obsolete, you'll understand why Jensen sounds so panicky at times in this interview
Gravity is a terrible thing to choose to fight against.
"How do LLMs affect productivity and quality? (Much like leaded petrol. There’s some potential benefit for individual users with literally decades of expertise, provided nobody else uses LLMs. The results are catastrophic when everybody is using them.)"
https://pluralistic.net/2026/04/16/pascals-wager/#doomer-challenge
"Every platform deploying an AI assistant in account recovery, credential management, or any privileged data flow is now operating against a publicly documented attack template."
https://open.substack.com/pub/cyberwarrior76/p/when-the-ai-becomes-the-attacker
Possibly we're worried about the wrong things. It's happened before. A lot.
https://mail.blockworks.com/p/friday-charts-c8f9
"All bubbles are bad, but some are more productive than others. When the AI bubble bursts, there will be stellar bargains on GPUs. We'll have a lot of technical people who are much better at applied statistics than they were a decade ago. And there will be the open source models, like Whisper, the tool I used to transcribe all those podcasts."
https://pluralistic.net/2025/09/11/vulgar-thatcherism/#there-is-an-alternative
🧠 AI still makes the occasional weird mistake—but it’s getting scary good.
Very soon, it’ll be nearly impossible to tell the difference between real and AI-generated video.
When we hit that point, it’s a total game-changer—for better and worse:
🎬 Film & TV
🎨 Design & modeling
📢 Advertising
⚠️ Scams & fraud
Still skeptical? Watch this stunning AI-generated concept trailer:
👉 https://x.com/MarioNawfal/status/1941070476152906183
